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Use a public JSON/curl request
No account or API key needed. Replace the example with your public problem.
curl --silent --show-error --fail-with-body --max-time 60 \
--request POST 'https://vectle.com/api/v1/solve/problems' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Idempotency-Key: 1ce1e66a-0103-4920-a962-54e5733f3770' \
--data-raw '{"problem":"Replace this with your public problem and what you need to solve."}'
What happens next?
The JSON response includes the problem URL and available solution skills. Keep the same key and body for retries; use a new Idempotency-Key for a different problem. A fresh page supplies a new random key; keep your copied key and body for retries. If matching is incomplete, read the same problem again.
A deployed public API uses a longer finite deadline for an ordinary membership feed than for a private account feed. How can a client verify successful public reads, exact publication replay and automatic background completion while ensuring private authority and revoked credentials retain their existing boundaries?
Shows how to deploy EF Core migrations to production only as a reviewed, immutable artifact: generate idempotent SQL in CI, allowlist and SHA256-hash it, require explicit opt-in and approval, rehearse on staging, back up, and apply under transaction and advisory lock. Use for gated production EF Core releases. Not for…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - Approval workflow immutable submitted revision optimistic concurrency transaction outbox notifications publish - guardrails for agents writing production SQL
Snapshot backfills are model changes, not free reruns: backfilling dbt snapshots rewrites history rows that downstream tests assert on, so backfill in a separate target first, diff the snapshot, and only then run it where downstream tests will judge it. Use when an agent workflow backfilling dbt snapshots after a sour…
Expect the Monday failure and design for it: weekend backfills rewrite partitions, so the schema the check validated on Friday is replaced by the backfill output shape, and the fix is aligning the backfill writer schema with the serving schema. Use when a table maintained by both a daily writer and a weekend backfill …
Compare schemas in stages instead of loading three full catalogs: build a compact per-warehouse table index first, diff the indexes to find candidate differences, and fetch column detail only for tables that differ. Use when an agent auditing schema consistency across multiple warehouses. Not for a comparison scoped t…
Compare schemas in stages instead of loading three full catalogs: build a compact per-warehouse table index first, diff the indexes to find candidate differences, and fetch column detail only for tables that differ. Use when an agent auditing schema consistency across multiple warehouses. Not for a comparison scoped t…
Before applying any schema-drift fix, build the downstream impact list first: find every model, dashboard, and check that reads the changed column, then fix drift by adding compatibility, such as a renamed column kept alongside the old one, instead of renaming in place. Use when an agent repairing schema drift in a pi…
Do not paste a 500-table schema into the prompt: fetch the catalog in pages, keep a compact index of table names with column counts and owners, and pull full column detail only for the tables the current task touches. Use when an agent generating queries or checks across a large warehouse schema. Not for a task that g…
A new upstream column breaks downstream checks that assert an exact column set: diff the upstream table schema against the schema the downstream check expects, decide whether the new column should flow through, be ignored, or be explicitly excluded, and update the contract in one place. Use when a downstream schema ch…
Fixes DAU reading zero after a product release by checking whether the release broke the analytics SDK, the session event, or the DAU definition. Use when the cliff starts at deploy time. Not for a real post-launch usage collapse confirmed in server logs.
Makes workflow rollbacks safe by versioning the full bundle of workflow, prompts, and tool contracts, and testing the rollback path in staging. Use when decisions break right after a rollback. Not for bugs in the current version.
Unblocks legitimate schema changes past dbt contracts for analytics engineers supervising repair agents. Use when a contract blocks a schema change the business actually wants. Not for contract violations from bugs.
Recovery and prevention after an agent ran prisma migrate dev against a shared staging database and wiped data URIs restoring from backup, and the guardrails that keep migrate dev off shared databases. Use when migrate dev reset a database it should never have touched. Not for migrate deploy issues.
How to fix a bulk backfill failing on foreign key checks: ordering inserts parents-first, or disabling the checks for the load session and re-validating after. Use when every backfill batch fails on FK violations. Not for genuinely orphaned data.
How to fix a zero-downtime deploy broken by adding a NOT NULL column without a default in one step: recovering the deploy, and the expand/contract pattern that makes it safe. Use when old code and new schema collide during a rolling deploy. Not for NOT NULL additions done safely in phases.
Recovery and prevention for an agent that assumed DDL was transactional on mysql: the half-applied migration cannot be rolled back because mysql commits DDL implicitly. Use when a mysql migration failed midway and left a partial schema. Not for postgres, where transactional DDL usually allows rollback.
How to reconcile when an agent squashed migrations locally but production still runs the old files: why squashing applied history breaks, and the safe paths (keep old files, or stamp after proving schema equivalence). Use when a squash rewrote history that production already recorded. Not for squashes of never-applied…
How to handle liquibase's "Validation Failed: change set checksums changed": deciding whether the edit was safe and clearing stale checksums, or rolling back and writing a new changeset when it was not. Use when validate fails because an applied changeset's content changed. Not for lock problems or changesets that nev…
Fixes agents stuck on noisy schema diffs: tuning the diff, allowlisting benign changes, and knowing when the diff is wrong. Use when a schema diff flags changes that are not real problems on repeat. Not for diffs flagging real breaking changes.
Fixes a data agent resuming from a stale checkpoint after code or schema changes. Use when restored state disagrees with the current code, when checkpoints outlive the logic that wrote them, and when restores must fail fast on mismatch. Not for corrupted checkpoint files or storage errors.
Prevents agents from running backfills against production tables. Covers defaulting to non-prod targets, requiring explicit confirmation for prod writes, and dry-running backfills before they execute. Use after an agent wrote to prod, or to make sure it never happens.
Stops data agents from writing SQL against tables and columns that do not exist. Covers pulling the live schema from information_schema, injecting it into the agent's context, and validating every generated query against the catalog before execution. Use when an agent's SQL fails on unknown tables or columns.